The Holmegaard bow is the oldest bow in the world and was first discovered in the Holmegaard area of Denmark. The bow is made from self-bow, meaning that the staves for the bow are cut from a single piece of wood. The bow was used by hunters during the Mesolithic period and is still used today by archers all over the world. The history of the Holmegaard bow is quite fascinating. The bow was first discovered in the early 1900s by Jens Jacob Asmussen and was later excavated in the 1970s. The bow is believed to date back to the Mesolithic period, which is around 9,000 years ago. The bow is also b ..read more

8 Tips for choosing a bow for your child This can be a tricky process. To make the right choice, you need to know what your child will use it for and who they are going to use it with. The following is a list of tips that should help you choose the best bow for your child 1. Choose a child-sized bow if your child isn't old enough to pull back an adult-sized drawstring yet. If they have been involved in physical activities such as gymnastics or dance, then they'll probably have more strength than average kids their age. In this case, choose a child-sized bow but don't forget to set the brace h ..read more

Barebow and traditional bows are two different types of bow. They have different equipment, techniques, and purposes. Some people argue that one is better than the other, but in the end, it all comes down to personal preference. So, which style is right for you? Let's take a look at the differences between barebow and traditional archery to help you decide. Outline 1. Definition of all the types of bows 2. The history of the barebow and traditional bow types 3. The benefits of using a barebow or traditional bow type 4. How to choose the right barebow or traditional bow type for you 5. Recomme ..read more

Close your eyes and imagine a basic bow. There are no sights or gadgets in this image, just a sleek design. You're probably thinking of a traditional bow — timeless, genuine, and lots of enjoyable to shoot. And it's now up to you to give it a go! Traditional bows have been popular in movies such as "The Hunger Games" and the "Avengers" franchise. Hollywood adores traditional gear since it is readily recognized and has an indisputable visual appeal. Traditional bows are lovely to shoot, and they allow for an organic experience because there are no gadgets to break the flow of your shooting. Tr ..read more

Looking for a unique activity to do in Kaiserslautern? Look no further than build your own bow workshop! This is a monthly event that is open to anyone in the Kaiserslautern and Ramstein area. We will provide all of the materials/instruction necessary, and you will be able to create your very own bow. This is a great opportunity to learn about traditional archery, and have a lot of fun while doing it! This is a great experience for anyone who loves archery or DIY projects. If you are interested in attending, please go to our website at KMC Archery. What is it like to build your own bow? Build ..read more

When most people think of bows, they think of the simple bow and arrow that Robin Hood, Katniss Everdeen and his Merry Men used. But there are different types of bows, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The Recurve bow, Longbow, and Compound bow. The recurve is one type that is growing in popularity, thanks to its combination of power and portability. If you're considering buying a recurve, here's what you need to know about them. Outline What is a recurve bow Who uses them Why get one Where to get one How does it differ from other bows Differences between traditional bows Can a ..read more

The English Longbow is known by many, but it's history is not always recognized. English Longbows are made of yew or elm and the range was up to 200 yards. They were used in war for thousands of years, starting with the Battle of Mount Badon (about 490 AD) where the longbow would be instrumental in defeating the Saxons. So how did it come to be? The English Longbow is a long, narrow bow made of a single piece of wood and so has no handle or knob at the bottom. The bow is arched with the tips of it bent upwards when unstrung. English archery never used a thumb ring, the archer used his fingers ..read more